Man in Kisii Hides His Diabetes Diagnosis Until Sugar Levels Normalize Only After Herbal Drink

When I was first diagnosed with diabetes in Kisii, I felt like my world had quietly ended. The doctor explained the condition carefully, but all I heard were the words “chronic” and “lifetime management.” I left the hospital with medication and instructions, but inside I was filled with fear.

I was still young. I had responsibilities. I did not want people to look at me differently or treat me like I was fragile.
So I kept it secret. Not even my closest relatives knew. I hid my medication in a small container under my clothes. I checked my sugar levels discreetly. Some days were manageable. Others were frightening.

There were moments of dizziness, constant thirst, and exhaustion that I blamed on work stress whenever someone asked. Pretending to be fine became more exhausting than the condition itself. Over time, despite following prescriptions, my sugar levels remained unstable.

I avoided social gatherings because food tempted me. I monitored everything I ate. Still, there was no significant improvement. Deep down, I felt frustrated and helpless. One evening, while visiting a friend outside Kisii town, I opened up about my struggles.

He listened carefully and then mentioned Doctor Kashiririka, saying he had guided someone dealing with persistent health imbalances. I hesitated. I was not looking for miracles. I just wanted stability. But desperation pushed me to call.

I dialed +254704675962 and explained my situation honestly. Doctor Kashiririka did not tell me to abandon medical treatment. Instead, he spoke about balance how sometimes the body needs additional natural support alongside conventional care.

He explained that stress, fear, and secrecy can also contribute to instability in chronic conditions. He prepared a herbal drink for me, describing it as a natural cleanser meant to support blood balance and reduce internal strain.

He emphasized discipline: I was to continue monitoring my sugar levels and follow medical advice while taking the drink as instructed. The first few days, I noticed no dramatic change. But by the second week, something shifted.

My sugar readings began stabilizing more consistently. The sharp spikes I used to experience reduced. I felt less fatigued. The constant thirst decreased. For the first time since diagnosis, I felt hopeful rather than afraid.

I kept tracking my numbers carefully. Week after week, they showed steady improvement. Even during stressful days, the fluctuations were less severe. Encouraged, I also began adjusting my lifestyle more boldly exercising consistently and eating with more confidence instead of fear.

Eventually, during a routine hospital check-up, my doctor noted the improved stability. While I was still diabetic and required monitoring, my levels were within a much healthier range. I walked out of that appointment lighter than I had felt in months. TO READ MORE CLICK HERE